“Sometimes care never fades, instead it lingers, messy and unresolved, impossible to fully put down.”  Word travels fast in the small Irish town of…

One for the Lovers Guests trickle in from 8:30 p.m. and have around forty-five minutes to an hour until the show begins. As the…

“I spent much of the epilogue with tears running down my face” Before seeing Cyrano de Bergerac, my knowledge of the play was largely…

Still Life in the Grand Saloon Bar Still Life’, the play that inspired ‘Brief Encounter’ is to come to life in an immersive new…

Westminster City Council is urging Transport for London (TfL) to halt orders introducing “permanent changes” to Oxford Street due to fury over a “sham”…

Lucy Ash makes visible those communities and people that are hidden away Some of the portraits at the exhibition are hidden behind the artist’s…

Celebrating 10 Years with a Spectacular West End Concert UYT will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a landmark concert event at the Sondheim Theatre,…

‘There is no other exhibition like this in the world’ Herne Hill artist Martin Grover has just been informed that his screenprint, A Strong…

Paintings that demand to be encountered and confronted in person Slipping Through Skin is Louise Howard’s new body of work, a collection that interrogates…

Following a sold-out, month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe, multi-award-winning comedian, writer, podcaster and actor Rob Auton brings back CAN: The Story of a…

Poetry In Motion ‘Working people relax on the balcony of a disreputable pub near the docks of Rotherhithe’ reads the caption next to James…

A cosmopolitan celebrity who disrupted Victorian society Tate Britain will launch Europe’s largest retrospective of James McNeill Whistler in 3 decades. Bringing together 150…